digits today. 60s at the coast, keeping it pleasant with the 35 to 38-degree temperature spread and then we will look for a little further cooling into the week ahead. i'll explain later. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. victims of friday's movie theater massacre will be remembered tonight at a number memorial in aurora, colorado. right now it stands at 12 killed, 58 injured. the suspect, james holmes, is being held in solitary confinement in a local jail. he is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. police say he planned the attack for months. they now safely got in his apartment. we have a reporter in aurora

bringing us their story. >> the community of aurora is banding together. this message ever messages of hope, love and sorrow is the latest show of hope for the 12 people who died and those injured in the movie theater shooting as suspected shooter james holmes sits in jail. some of the people who lived throughout horror returned to the scene. >> i haven't been able to sleep. all of it has been going through my head. >> lisa tells me she was fortunate enough to get out of the theater not long after the theater began. >> he had a mask on and a bulletproof vest and a gun belt on him and one on his waste and took the one in his hand and started going off. >> her step dad used to live in cupertino so she had family in the area. they know century 16 is where she usually goes for big movie premieres. >> everybody was call off the

hook because they know we live in the area. >> she came back for her car but didn't want to be there. two others did not return to the theater. >> it was just total chaos. it was total panic and total a chaos and it's kind of a blush. >> they live in san roof but moved there to see their mom. they convinced her to let them go to the midnight theater. >> you were worried about them driving to the theater but it never occurred to worry about something like this. >> they were one theater over. >> he had a hole in his forearm and blood was coming out of it. they rushed out of the theater to get help for their friend, who they say is in good spirits today. >> they all say it's still very surreal but the girls and their mom, they seem to be doing well. the girls were chatty and friendly and giggling together and they say it's not going to let them stop them from living

their lives abc7 news. >> and abc7 news will continue to bring putts live reports this evening and tweet updates using hashtag theatershooting. police say they should be investigating the suspect's apartment by tomorrow. yesterday the apartment was cleared of explosives which helped preserve clues that could lead to a motive in this massacre. a bomb squad blew up an explosion he have device so other crews could get inside. chemicals were gathered up and driven to a remote location. police officials say the apartment was wired to kill whoever came through the door. it was going to be a police officer, okay? so make no mistake about it what was going on there. you can think we are angry, we sure as ellis are angry. >> police say holmes could months to plan the rampage. all twelve victims have now been identified. the young is a six-year-old

veronica mozer. her mom is in critical condition. a boy, johnathan blnk was also killed and an air force sergeant. rebeck was way a mom with two kids. gordon began and alexander also died. the other victims are jessica ghawi, john larimer, matt mcquinn and alex sullivan. many of the victims died heroes. david wright has their stories. >> there was a real life villain inside that theater but real life heros, too. people saved their girlfriend's lives by sacrificing their own. john laramiemer leaped over his seat to shield his girlfriend and then his buddies dragged his body out of the theater, not willing to leave a man behind. alex jumped in front of his girlfriend, taking a bullet that would have his her.

and target employee matt mcquinn saved his girlfriend and coworker samantha the same way. she was injured, shot in the leg, but her family said mcquinn's quick actions save her life. the coroner broke the news to the families. many had been frantic all day with missing loved ones. >> find my son. i don't know where he is, okay? somebody find him and call us. tell him to call us. >> his son never called. it was his birthday. instead of celebrating, his father learned he's dead. >> in hospital rooms across the denver area, survivors are struggling to make sense of all of this. this 14-year-old now has a bullet hole in his back. >> is that bullet still inside you. >> it's still inside but they said they aren't taking it out because it's in a safe place and won't do me any harm. it's shocking to see how fast you could die, how fragile life

is. >> how do you think this is going to change your life? >> it's going to make me more careful in what i do. i'll try to think twice before i do something. and how movie premieres, there's a lot of people, maybe i'll wait for a dvd. >> david wright reporting. the tragedy in colorado has bay area movie theaters stepping up security. the guardian angels are patrolling a san francisco complex where a batman movie is playing and in san jose a theater was quickly evacuated this weekend when an alarm sounded. we have the details. >> this is cell phone video of the amc theater in san jose moments after an order to evacuate was heard. all 15 theaters were emptied out after an alarm started blaring at the east ridge theater. it was an alarm from a

malfunctioning water main but they thought it was another attack. >> i thought it was a repeat of what happened. >> the complex was closed for half-hour. security has been ramped up in many theaters showing the batman film. officers will stop by the complex when not answering calls. at san francisco, the guardian angels have taken up patrols around the theater. he said sometimes just their presence is a deterrent. >> we are keeping an eye on people that they look suspicious. our job is to make sure that we can deter anything that might happen. >> if anything, the presence of either police or the guardian angels is a grim reminder of how a night out can turn into a nightmare. she came bay with a three-month-old child to check on future batman showings. she won't come anytime soon. >> because of what happened, i'll scared. >> she she'd up with her nieces and nephews. the youngest one says nothing

scarce them. >> we don't want to stop leading our lives because someone decides to go and make a tragic moment out of. >> that we don't care. >> if it happened in other cities, we're okay here. it happened in another theater and we won't worry about it at all. >> the san francisco police are keeping an eye on theaters showing batman and they say they will be paw trolling around the hereter until the movie closes. abc7 news. >> abc7 news will have continuing coverage of the colorado theater massacre. you can get the latest anytime on abc7news.com. president obama will stop in aurora, colorado today to meet privately with families of the victims and then with local officials. after words he will fly to san francisco and spend the night. tomorrow is a day of fundraisers. he's having dinner piedmont, followed by a concert and reception at the fox theater in oakland. no parking and toll way signs

have been posted on light policy surrounding the theater venue. as always, security will be stepped up for the president's visit. republican mitt romney arrives today for three bay area fundraisers starting this afternoon. first he will collect campaign cash at $50,000 a plate luncheon at a home of tom. the presumptive republican nominee will also attend a private dinner in san francisco's pacific heights hosted by former giants managing parter peter. and he will cam it up with a fundraiser at the fairmont hotel hosted by shockley's ceo, mr. barnett. coming up, the university makes a decision about the soot two of joe paterno in the weak of the jerry sandusky investigation. and a woman convicted of shoplifting declares her intent

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>> developing news out of penn state this morning where the president of the university of university says he has ordered the removal of the statue of hall of fame coach joe paterno. we have a live look at the work

that is being done right now. there's a blue tarp that covers that statue. it has been a target for paterno's critics after former fbi director louie free found paterno and three top administrators at penn state covered up for former assistant coach jair sandusky who awaits sentencing for child molestation. that statue is fenced off. you can't see much because it is covered by the blue tarp. the university president rodger erickson said in a statement he realizes his decision to remove his statue will not be popular with some people on campus but he's certain it is the right thing to do. a sight few the thought would ever happen, gay and lesbian members of the military marching in uniform. thousands of the supporters in the crowd showed gratitude to the gay service members, some even saluting them. support also came from straight

members of the military. just last week the department of the defense gave active duty military members the go ahead to wear their uniforms at this parade. >> it's a great day knowing that a couple years ago we could have been discharged for the simple fact of being gay and now to the fact we can be proud of who we are and not hide who we are. it's a fantastic day. fantastic day. >> last year the military dropped it's don't ask-don't tell policy that cost many their military careers. a bay area assemblywoman convicted of shoplifting last year plans to run for office in alameda county. today "the chronicle" reports east bay assemblywoman has filed papers declaring her intent to run for the supervisor seat left vacant. she resigned the post recently to deal with personal matters. former union city councilman richard available currently serves in her seat.

the paper says he also intends to run in november. the woman remains on probation after leading no contest to shoplifting $2,500 worth of clothes from neiman marcus in union square. despite the disadvantage she has proven that she's capable of raising large amounts of campaign money. meteorologist lease arrange is here now is here with the accuweather forecast. yesterday was beautiful. >> getting hot inland with the triple digit eat. today taking the edge off a little bit. from the roof camera can't see much in the way of wind but we have low fog and clouds and it will grow a little taller, spreading more cooling inland. i'll explain next. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the a's power their way to a third straight win over the yankees. sports highlights coming up.

>> last night even in san francisco was really lovely and lisa argen is here to explain why, how, what. >> we had those strong, northerly winds. kept the fog out and higher pressure pushing down on the atmosphere always allows for a rapid warming. lots of sunshine doesn't hurt either. the high definition emeryville camera. we have fog to speak of. 6:06 the official sunrise and setting 8:26. ma reason layer one way or the other last long. more warm temperatures inbound

not quite as hot. the live doppler hd, all is clear, not expecting rain but the low clouds will be hugging the shoreline and a few them will push across the bay into oakland. we have some up the coast and then a southerly win is going to add to that cooling for tomorrow, the beginning of the work week. 55 in oakland. good morning, san carlos. 59. notice the 60s out into the east bay. last night 11:00 it was 82 in antioch. so really temperatures really had a long way to go to reach these readings. still quite mild. 54 in the city. 56 in san rafael. so we are cooler than we were 24 hours ago in most spots. so the areas of fog from the peninsula, the north bay, a little into the east bay and, of course, the city. that will bring temperatures down around 5 degrees today. with each and every day we will look for a little more cooling. it will be gradual and temperatures finally coming back down to where they should be for this time of year. there's the fog and by about 11:00 we are mostly sunny and the fog wants to hang out along

the peninsula, daly city, pacifica, half moon bay but it too shall clear and we will look for a sunny afternoon, although it will be cooler. so the reason why a little twist in the atmosphere, an upper level low there and as it pushes to the north and east of us, it is bringing about a is it 11200-foot marine layer and that's allowing for the temperatures to come back. some of that marine air trickling into the delta. even into the east bay where you had 100s, a few degrees cooler and more of an on shore push through tuesday and wednesday brings temperatures back into the 80s. so we will be looking at a nice range today from low 60s half moon bay. notice the fog is pulling back with 68 in the city. free concert at dolores park as well as lake merit they have a concert going on. 78 there. and swimming on alcatraz today. a good day for that but it will start off foggy. 93 concord, 83 in fremont and, of course, we have the a's in town, they have been in town,

hopefully the sweep of the yankees today. 90 there. and if you are headed into oakland it should be a beautiful afternoon. not as warm as yesterday but starting out in the 70s at 1:00 and by about 4:00 upper 70s. so today about 3 to 5 degrees of cooling. tomorrow another three or four degrees of cooling. no more 90s. we are into the 80s and temperatures coming down to below normal. no big dramatic ten to fifteen drop of degrees in temperatures. sorry, your warm nights are over. >> okay. >> turn on the heat. >> thanks, lisa. let's check out sports. in good an hour tiger woods tees off trailing adam scott by five strokes in the final round of the british open championship. last night the a's remained one of the hottest teams in baseball in the month of july with another win over the visiting yankees. collin resch has the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. how about this?

the two teams with the best records in baseball since the all-star break, the giants and the a's. let's start with oakland. dream season continues. make it three straight wins over the yankees. more than 28,000 shuffled into the coliseum last night for game three of the four-game set. jared parker brilliant. the lone run he allowed was a single in the fourth. got bottom of fourth, cespedes pump else the phil hughes offering. 415 feet out. 14th. and 1-1 tie. and robinson cano comes to a halt. it's feast or famine. the a's have the 2-1 lead. shawn doolittle to close things out. a's 7-1 since the all-star break. they are now tied for the final wildcard spot with baltimore and chicago. now to the giants.

they stay hot in philly. never a shortage of drama and intrigue when these teams get together. saturday's action did not disappoint. start with intrigue. the marquis pitching match-up between cole hamels and matt cain. cain takes him out in the third. sixth career homer to tie it at one. buster posey, four batters later with his 12 little of the year, a two-run shot for a 3-1 lead. posey a 4-hit day. a triple shy of the cycle. hammels answers and smokes the cain fastball into the right field seats. first career longball. phillies within a one. to the sixth. angel pagan called third strikes. he argues. that's an automatic ejection. and cain knew it, that is gone. phils, the 8-4 load. and in the eighth, melky cabrera would tie it up. smacked his tenth of the year.

game tied at five. more dramaen itth inning. the opposite of the home run. the drag bunt and in comes cabrera for the winning run. santiago garcia would close it out. the giants 7-1 since the all-star break. mark jackson in vegas watching the summer league squad. hornets and warriors. the follow jam. third quarter jeremy tyler, the catch and finish this traffic. 80-72 the final. golden state goes 5-0 in sin city. >> we worked pretty hard at training camp. and it's a good way to start off, start off our careers. >> that's for sure. celebrity golf in tahoe. love this kid's reaction after getting the autograph that mr. rice. and barkley dead last. going with the one-handed swing these days to the tee. not pretty. and u.s. girls jr. championship in daly city.

a beautiful day. two-woman final. australia as you mingy sticks the tee shot within a foot and made the put for a win, defeating allison lee of valencia. that's the look at morning sports. i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone! >> up next, a five-year-old girl is hit by gunfire in a drive-by shooting right in front of an oakland fire station. we will tell you how she's doing this morning. >> president obama visits colorado in the aftermath of the theater massacre. i'm rebecca stevens. we will have that

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accept nothing less. >> the victims of friday's movie theater massacre will be remembered tonight at a public memorial in aurora, colorado. suspect james holmes is due to make his first court appearance tomorrow. a federal investigator tells the associated press the semiautomatic weapon, the assault rifle that he used in that shooting, jammed during the attack which forced the shooter to switch to another gun with less firepower. police say he took months to plan the rampage that killed twelve people and injured dozens more. abc's rebecca stevens is? aurora to bring us more on the investigation. president obama heads to colorado today to console a community grieving and trying to understand one of the worse mass shootings in the nation's history. >> whoever thought that it would

immediately affect my family when i see other shootings and events and i think, oh, my gosh, i can imagine what those families are going through. now i can imagine. >> the suspect, james holmes, was set on a path of destruction, not only killing and injuring dozen in a colorado movie theater, but in his apartment was a minefield of explosive bob traps, designed to quill anyone that entered. saturday was spent detonating the traps. >> make no mistake this apartment was designed, based on everything i have seen, to kill whoever entered it. >> as authorities searched holmes' apartment for evidence, we are learning more about the suspect. so far just a few photos of james holmes have emerged. here he is smiling in his high school yearbook. and as a neuroscience ph.d. student at the university of colorado. holmes was one of the half-dozen ph.d. students with federal grants for the national

institutes of health, studying neuroscience. and those who know holmes call him quiet and an introvert. >> a nice kid, grew up in a nice neighborhood, and i don't know what happened >> he was the kind of person that if you teed him, he would just sort of sit there and smile and really not do anything about it. >> according to reports, holmes is in a county jail, apparently locked up for his own protection. he is due in court on monday. >> late saturday there were false reports of a second suspect, but police interviewed a person of interest and dismissed him. reporting in aurora, colorado, rebecca stevens, abc7 news. the colorado shootings have turned the spotlight on gun control. the shooter, james holmes, appeared to have obtained his arsenal legally. tom lost his son daniel in the killings at columbine high school. he said not enough has been done to toughen gun laws since that massacre that left 13 people dead.

but not everyone agrees. >> it makes me sad for america that we have other countries looking at us saying what is going on there? are you people nuts? >> you can't stop selling guns. you just have to -- if you are going to be in an armed country, you have to deal with occasional fruit loops, i think. >> after columbine colorado passed the law requiring gun shows to run background checks on buyers, but there's no state ban on assault weapons or ammunition clips. there's no background checks for online sales, nor is there a limit on the number of guns you can buy. the tragedy in colorado is the subject of a special edition of abcs this week. coming up this morning at 8:00 colorado's governor and aurora's mayor tell george stephanopoulos the latest on the investigation and how people are coping with the tragedy. don't miss "this "with george stephanopoulos coming up right here on abc7. we will have continuing coverage

of the colorado theater massacre throughout the weekend. you can also get the latest anytime on abc7news.com and on twitter and on our facebook page, facebook.com/abc7news. back here in the bay area this morning a five-year-old girl is in critical condition at oakland children's hospital. she was the victim of a drive-by shooting yesterday afternoon. it happened at the corner of bancroft and 50th avenue in oakland. abc7 news reporter sergio quinn continuena explains how she was shot right in front of at fire station. >> rhonda said she was walking with her daughter and her friend's little girl in front of fire station 18. her daughter was playing with the station's doorbell when the gunman started shooting. >> that's all we heard was pow, pow, and she started walking slow and looked back and gush out with blood. >> the firefighters heard the

gunshots and quickly went outside to see what was happening. >> we grabbed them and open the doors and brought her in. innocent bystander shooting. >> firefighters quickly worked on the five-year-old girl, stabilized her and rushed her here to children's hospital where her mother tells me she remains in the intensive care unit >> the the bullet went inside hr net and in the back of her bone. it's lodged inside the is skin and the bone. they are trying to see does the bullet need to be removed or should they leave the bullet there. >> police don't have much information to work with about the shooter and the suspect car. it's described only as a late model lexus with no hub caps. davis is angry. she wants anyone who saw what happened to call the police. >> somebody seen that car but if you are a for real person, you know who you are. you know what you did. step up to the plate. turn yourself in.

>> in oakland, abc7 news. this morning the highway patrol and oakland police are piecing together the chain of events last night that led to windows of a chp cruiser being shot out. the officer was not injured. it began as a traffic stop of a white van because one of the occupants wasn't wearing a seatbelt but two people jumped out of that van and tried to get away by wading through a canal. a black accura drove up on the scene near 880 and 66th avenue. the car rammed cruiser and fired shots into the car. the car had been reported stolen earlier. so far no arrests, no reports at least of anyone being arrested. the investigation continues. this morning postal inspectors and the fbi are investigating a rash of letters containing a suspicious white powder being sent to bay area police departments. oakland, union city, berkeley,

hayward, san leandro and now san francisco have had similar letters delivered in the past two days. yesterday an envelope arrived at san francisco's northern station on fillmore street around 11:00 a.m. even though four of the other five envelopes contained flour, their response was immediate. >> we don't want to get into a sense of complacency that we write the incident off before we investigate it. so if we get a report, especially a high profile group like the police or politicians or whatever, we are going to respond appropriately. >> well, the substance sent there also turn out to be flour. >> coming up next, the world's largest a.i.d.s. conference begins today with a cure in sight. why scientists believe they now have the tools to wipe out the disease. and here's a live look from our sutro cam. a drop in temperatures coming over the next few days. lisa argen, our meteorologist,

will have our forecast in just a

>> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:39 on this sunday morning, july 22nd. thank you for waking up and spending your morning with us. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. not much going on right now. it seems to be shrouded in fog.

lisa argen will be along with your accuweather forecast in just a few. the world's largest a.i.d.s. conference opens today in washington, d.c., and it marks a turning point in the 30 year battle against the pandemic. researchers will be announcing that an end to a.i.d.s. is finally a realistic goal. abc7 news reporter mark matthews has the story. >> the head of the division told reporters this is a remarkable time. >> because for the first time we are going to be talking about the beginning of the end of the a.i.d.s. epidemic. >> the director of the exhibition points to a series of breakthroughs, studies that prove that a combination of antiviral drugs could reduce transmission of a.i.d.s. by 96%. that male circumcision reduces the risk by half and in 2007 timothy brown underwent a bone transplant and became the first person ever to become cured of

the disease. >> when you sum it all up and put them all together, we feel like we are at a defining moment of the he were determine kick a turning point of the epidemic. >> at sf general it has been a long road. she is a nurse working with a.i.d.s. patient since '85. >> i turn 50 this year. i was 23, i think. most of my life. >> in the first decade he said he worked mostly in hospice centers for people with a.i.d.s.. >> those days there wasn't much we could offer. >> but from 1996 john wards when the drug treatments began to show dramatic results, he said his view of the disease changed. >> i didn't always believe that we would see the end of this he were determine kick i'm not confident, i'm not 100% sure we are seeing the end of the epidemic, but i have great hopes. >> mark matthews, abc7 news. >> that's remarkable. lisa argen is here now to tell us what is ahead for the weather and a drop in the temperatures.

>> you can see that evidence of it outside. here's a little bit of that breeze downtown. but we also have the marine layer that's grown to about 1,000 feet. it's cloudy across the bay in hayward up north and napa. and what about the week ahead? well, we have it all and will spell it all out when we come back. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the return of horses and humans and the mission to save an endangered species. and the summer math program turning students into

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>> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:44 on this sunday. this is a live look from our tam cam. what a news picture there. hope you are enjoying your morning so far. if you are anything like me you probably have the papers spread out on the bed, you have a cup of coffee there, and you are tuning in to the abc7 sunday morning news. a new edition of cavalia, the show about the encounter between human and horse is back in the bay area. you may have seen the big top open across highway 101 from the airport. don sanchez said the show is on a mission to save an endangered species. >> it is a spectical.

there's a poetry to it. horse with human moves. >> when you look at it, it's very moving, very touching, because it's real. it's not tricks. it's people working and sharing a huge stage with the horses. >> after cofounding cirque du soleil, he works with cavalia. it's played 2,000 performances around the world. this is the first time in san jose. >> the theme is the encounter between human and horse. there is a bonding between the two. >> we do training which is different than -- you know, you don't need to hit the horse to make him do what you want. you just need to take time. >> of course, the story here is the wonderful interaction between human and horse. and the dazzling theatrical special effects. but part of the story also extends outside the white big top to this field and others like it. it's home to the bureauing owl.

they are partnering to save their neighbors. >> there used to be hundreds of owls in this area where their populations have been dwindling. we believe that they are on the brink of extinction. >> cavalia is asking audiences for an extra dollar and they will match it to save this owl. >> they are such a beautiful animal. we have to preserve them >> it comes from the heart that people are becoming more and more disconnected from nature. this is here through august 12th. abc7 news. >> well, i have to maybe get to that show. a lot of stuff going on today. sunday streets in the bay view neighborhood from 11 to 4. would be a good day for that. >> that's right. there's a concert on lake merit, dolores park on the swim on lake alcatraz that will feature a lot of fog to start out. the marine layer up above

1,000 feet. you can see from the sutro camera, it's not going to spread too far inland. in fact, it's pretty compact and that's due to the higher pressure pressing down above our heads. and with that it will burn back quickly today. out of the triple digits. here's our roof camera. nice and clear, live doppler 7hd. yesterday three neighbors at 100 degrees. we had sunshine from coast to our inland valleys in almost a 40-degree spread. right now live doppler 7 hd not picking up the cloudiness or the raindrops, but still warm temperatures. higher elevations above 1,000 feet running at 70 and 80 degrees this morning. but a little bit lower where we live. we've got the 60s, 63 in livermore, 60 in fairfield with at in concord, as well as san carlos. 54 in the city. yesterday the winds were blowing and it was a warm breeze. today some subtle changes out there. a little cooler, anywhere from three to five degrees of

cooling. and then cooling with each and every day this week, bringing us with temperatures slightly below average by the end of the work week. so we will get it going today with the low clouds and fog. in fact, we've got cloudy skies in hayward and fremont, napa, san francisco and oakland. so by 11:00, though, it is sunny out there. we will see the fog continue to pull back. but the sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour keeping it kind of cool today around daly city. but the city, well, you are going to cool off around six to eight degrees. here's why. there is a little system right over the bay area and with that, that is enhancing the low clouds, the fog, and the flow of marine air even into the delta. just a trickle into the delta so that will allow for the temperatures to come down into the 90s. so by the middle of the week with more of this marine air and a stronger onshore push, we will say good-bye to those 90s after monday. so today and tomorrow the warmer days of the work week.

highs today ranging from the low to mid-80s. even a few upper 80s. the higher elevations, the hills there, 88 saratoga and 38 santa clara. on the peninsula a mix of 70s and 80s. 55 in the sunset district. waking up to the low clouds. then sunny. 87 in petaluma and 85 in san rafael. near east way, upper 70s in oakland today. that's a few degrees cooler. 83 in fremont and out over the else you will notice we are in the mid-90s. instead of hot we will call it warm to hot with 94 in pleasanton. lots of fog here this morning. but by about 11, 12, we begin to see more sun. 91 morgan hills. by the middle of the week it becomes a little more dramatic, the cooling trend. getting cool for july but it's up and it's down. >> but that's below normal, as

you said. >> yes. >> thank you, lisa. well, while many school kids are spending their summer hanging out, a group of 12 and 13 year olds from san jose is learning what it takes to create computers. it's all part of the silicon valley education foundation summer program to boost math skills. ears abc7 news education reporter leeann melendez. >> math power is a summer program designed for sixth and seventh graders in the county who need to sharpen their math skills. today they are learning how math works in a real world. they start by picking a design n this case a pencil case made of aluminum and a binder case made of plastic. the silicon valley education foundation sponsors the four week program. >> today we are at an location where there are innovators using math to develop their products and sharing how the math is so relevant in all the development. >> the company hosting and teaching them is white leaf.

a small santa clara company that manufactures computers. the 20-something-year-old founders are best friends who grew up in san jose. they learn about design by using math. >> you have to know your exact measurements of the circle per se just to get one thing correctly. >> you have to take measurements with the ruler and sometimes you have to convert the fractions to decimals and that's what we are learning about a lot. >> after designing it the data is stored into the computer. then students are taught to program that information into the machines. within a few minutes they get to see the results. andrew lee and derian chapman build computers, small ones. >> when you are able to design something more compact out of metal and aluminum, it works as a natural heat vacuum. it dissipates heat throughout the whole case. >> how do they compete with about computer makers? >> we aren't greedy. there's a lot of fat in the computer industry. we don't care to be ga zillion

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>> good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here's our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. it's back, the marine layer. it is shallow, it's not going to last long but it will provide cooling. pretty shot. the sun officially up in just a few minutes. it's still higher in the east bay. and 60s and 70s on top of mound diablo. 57 in mountain view and the low fog and clouds will continue to pull back. we will have a mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures in the 50s and 60s at about 7:00.